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Peter Jason

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May 15, 2013, 7:35:42 PM5/15/13
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.........but I vomit!

Like the plethora of TV shows of the "Where do you
come from" and other game fat-losing excesses,
there is always a "weepie" part towards the end.
Anzac day produces a few too.

How do they do this? Do the TV crew spay some
concoction into the eyes of the subject? Or is it
a herd-instinct thing?

Anyway in the Reps recently Guiliar blubbered away
over a girl with Downs Syndrome. Well she might,
because this condition has been preventable for
some time with the proper diagnostic tests. Money
might be spent on compulsory tests for all
pregnancies to detect and terminate genetic &
chromosomally pregnant fetuses instead of bring
such expensive misery into the world. Who wins?
But it is the taxpayer who loses.

There are over 100,000 pregnancies terminated in
this country annually - for social reasons! Tax
these, and spend the proceeds on diagnostics!

The stupidity of politicians is profound, and now
we get a money pit via an untested fell-swoop
pension scheme.

God have mercy on us.



Pelican

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May 15, 2013, 8:18:50 PM5/15/13
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"Peter Jason" <p...@jostle.com> wrote in message
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> .........but I vomit!
>
> Like the plethora of TV shows of the "Where do you
> come from" and other game fat-losing excesses,
> there is always a "weepie" part towards the end.
> Anzac day produces a few too.
>
> How do they do this? Do the TV crew spay some
> concoction into the eyes of the subject? Or is it
> a herd-instinct thing?

It's called emotion.

> Anyway in the Reps recently Guiliar blubbered away
> over a girl with Downs Syndrome. Well she might,
> because this condition has been preventable for
> some time with the proper diagnostic tests. Money
> might be spent on compulsory tests for all
> pregnancies to detect and terminate genetic &
> chromosomally pregnant fetuses instead of bring
> such expensive misery into the world.

Don't forget about sterilising those of whom you disapprove.

> Who wins?
> But it is the taxpayer who loses.
>
> There are over 100,000 pregnancies terminated in
> this country annually - for social reasons! Tax
> these, and spend the proceeds on diagnostics!
>
> The stupidity of politicians is profound, and now
> we get a money pit via an untested fell-swoop
> pension scheme.

It's not a pension scheme.

> God have mercy on us.

You are really hoping that a sky fairy will solve our problems?

Peter Jason

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May 15, 2013, 8:42:34 PM5/15/13
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On Thu, 16 May 2013 10:18:50 +1000, "Pelican"
<water...@sea.somewhere.org.ir> wrote:

>
>
>"Peter Jason" <p...@jostle.com> wrote in message
>news:d668p8hfjpipm8smq...@4ax.com...
>> .........but I vomit!
>>
>> Like the plethora of TV shows of the "Where do you
>> come from" and other game fat-losing excesses,
>> there is always a "weepie" part towards the end.
>> Anzac day produces a few too.
>>
>> How do they do this? Do the TV crew spay some
>> concoction into the eyes of the subject? Or is it
>> a herd-instinct thing?
>
>It's called emotion.

It's called marketeering!

>
>> Anyway in the Reps recently Guiliar blubbered away
>> over a girl with Downs Syndrome. Well she might,
>> because this condition has been preventable for
>> some time with the proper diagnostic tests. Money
>> might be spent on compulsory tests for all
>> pregnancies to detect and terminate genetic &
>> chromosomally pregnant fetuses instead of bring
>> such expensive misery into the world.
>
>Don't forget about sterilising those of whom you disapprove.

There is chemical sterilization some, with a court
order too, in the USA and sometimes it's an option
against incarceration. Isn't the pill a form of
temporary sterilization? Mongoloids were
routinely sterilized in institutions (albeit
secretly) because half their offspring carry the
trait. There is the concept of the "lesser of
two evils".

>
>> Who wins?
>> But it is the taxpayer who loses.
>>
>> There are over 100,000 pregnancies terminated in
>> this country annually - for social reasons! Tax
>> these, and spend the proceeds on diagnostics!
>>
>> The stupidity of politicians is profound, and now
>> we get a money pit via an untested fell-swoop
>> pension scheme.
>
>It's not a pension scheme.

Whatever it, it's untested and imposed all at
once; like Whitlam's "free" education of the 70s,
and the insulation disaster of recent times.



>
>> God have mercy on us.
>
>You are really hoping that a sky fairy will solve our problems?

In all desperation, who else is there?

Pelican

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May 15, 2013, 9:02:01 PM5/15/13
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"Peter Jason" <p...@jostle.com> wrote in message
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A strong, but benevolent, dictator.

Peter Jason

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May 15, 2013, 10:00:39 PM5/15/13
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On Thu, 16 May 2013 11:02:01 +1000, "Pelican"
If called, I'd take the job on.

Pelican

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May 15, 2013, 10:35:03 PM5/15/13
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"Peter Jason" <p...@jostle.com> wrote in message
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Yes, but you must have overlooked the essential qualification of
"benevolent".

Peter Jason

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May 16, 2013, 7:44:06 PM5/16/13
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On Thu, 16 May 2013 12:35:03 +1000, "Pelican"
Bah! They'll get the government they deserve!
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